Harry Charles Purvis Bell, CCS (21 September 1851 – 6 September 1937), more often known as HCP Bell, was a British civil servant and the first Commissioner...
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Rangers Harry Bell (Medal of Honor) (1860–1938), Medal of Honor recipient Harry M. Bell, American football and basketball coach Harry Charles Purvis Bell (1851–1937)...
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Retrieved 7 November 2012. Bell, Harry Charles Purvis (1998). Excerpta Máldiviana - H.C.P. Bell, Harry Charles Purvis Bell - Google Books. Asian Educational...
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Harry Charles Purvis Bell: Excerpta Máldiviana Harry Charles Purvis Bell: Excerpta Máldiviana Harry Charles Purvis Bell: Excerpta Máldiviana Harry Charles...
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in 1885. On 7 July 1890 Governor Sir Arthur Gordon, appointed Harry Charles Purvis Bell as the first Archaeological Commissioner and Head of the Archaeological...
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George Impey Siddons, an Indian educationist, born in Indore Harry Charles Purvis Bell, British civil servant and a commissioner in the Ceylon Civil...
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century, but several opinions have been expressed from the time of Harry Charles Purvis Bell, Ananda Coomaraswamy, and Senarath Paranavithana. A comprehensive...
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discovered by the Department of Archeology of Ceylon in 1903. Harry Charles Purvis Bell in 1903 noted that it was mostly destroyed. During his reign,...
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Hendricks Bergey, American bacteriologist (b. 1860) September 6 – Harry Charles Purvis Bell, British civil servant, commissioner (b. 1851) September 8 – Frank...
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"Dives Akuru" and "Evēla Akuru" respectively by Harry Charles Purvis Bell in the early 20th century. Bell was British and studied Maldivian epigraphy when...
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formed the Baghdad Archaeological Museum (now Iraqi Museum) Harry Charles Purvis Bell (1851–1937) British civil servant; first Commissioner of Archaeology...
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1890 map of Anuradhapura by Harry Charles Purvis Bell showing the location of the Mahavihara...
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Retrieved 7 November 2012. Bell, Harry Charles Purvis (1998). Excerpta Máldiviana - H.C.P. Bell, Harry Charles Purvis Bell - Google Books. Asian Educational...
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Charles Cornwallis Meadows (b. 1854), who was also in the Ceylon Civil Service; Renee Sabine Fyers (b. 1855), who married Harry Charles Purvis Bell,...
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stone shrine to hold the tooth relic of the Buddha. Archaeologist Harry Charles Purvis Bell believed that this shrine is the Polonnaruwa Vatadage. This is...
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Malcolm Brainard Gentle Annie (1944) as Cottonwood Goss A Bell for Adano (1945) as Captain N. Purvis State Fair (1945) as Barker From This Day Forward (1946)...
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conducted in the village of Toluvila in Anuradhapura by archaeologist Harry Charles Purvis Bell. According to him, it was the best historical artifact found in...
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reignal name was Rannava Loka Family of Iskander II of the Maldives Bell, Harry Charles Purvis (1998). Excerpta Máldiviana. Asian Educational Services. p. 262...
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Thaareekh. Male: National Centre for Linguistics and History. Harry Charles Purvis Bell: Excerpta Máldiviana Women leaders Women leaders History of the...
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P. Samarasinghe Bradman Weerakoon K. Alvapillai Leonard Woolf Harry Charles Purvis Bell Walter Terence Stace Robert Caesar Childers P. G. Punchihewa Sir...
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Albert Gray, formerly of the Ceylon Civil Service, assisted by Harry Charles Purvis Bell, of the Ceylon Civil Service. Volume I. 1887. Pages lviii, 452...
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31 August – Ruth Baldwin, socialite (born 1905) 6 September – Harry Charles Purvis Bell, civil servant, commissioner (born 1851) 15 September – Clifford...
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interpretation. The Kegalla district ola manuscript found by archaeologist Harry Charles Purvis Bell records another popular tradition, involving the arrival of a...
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was the religious leader as well. Then came the visit of Harry Charles Purvis Bell, in 1921. Bell said that “the fandiyaaru always had a great influence...
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for eighteen years, during which he built monumental work of Harry Charles Purvis Bell and Senarath Paranavithana. He served in various capacities during...
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house. He meets a poacher, Bill Purvis, in the woods, and Purvis advises him on how best to raise the alarm. Purvis creates a diversion to draw attention...
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Here is a comprehensive list of studio-recorded songs by Harry Connick Jr. from 1977 to present (Note: Such words as a, an, and the are not recognized...
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Tim Brady Yaqui Drums (1956) - Matt Quigg The White Squaw (1956) - Edward Purvis The King and Four Queens (1956) - Sheriff Tom Larrabee The Restless Gun...
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branding irons on people. George C. Purvis of Mount Pleasant explained in a runaway slave ads of 1819 and 1820 that Harry—who sometimes called himself Free...
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132. Quoted in Purvis 2002, p. 47. Purvis 2002, pp. 46–49; Bartley, pp. 57–59; Pugh, pp. 72–75. Quoted in Purvis 2002, p. 52. Purvis 2002, pp. 51–52;...
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